I removed the download links temporarily while I do some retooling. My initial method didn't seem as effective as I'd hoped, or there is a bug somewhere. I am also adding a 'safety reversion' feature so if the file moves fail at any point, everything is moved back. This all must be done to 'do it right'. I wish I had more time.
I wonder how much interest there is in this. As most users know, it can be done manually by moving the folder, then creating a new junction. I've always found it a bit tedious and a 'one click move and link' is something I've always desired.
Anyway, when it passes my QA I will release again. I just wish I had more time. To really do it 100% right you'd also want to add more in-depth shell integration to help protect against accidental user deletions (where user deletes the junction folder in Explorer, not realizing that will delete the contents as well). Only Windows Vista+ is somewhat junction aware, but support has always been in the file system ever since W2K and WXP.
I wrote SHJunc long ago, and this utility was based largely on it -- with lots of improvements. NTFSLink is a good utility, and if it has this one additional feature would be perfect. I am not sure the status of it though, as with many F/OSS projects (and some commercial projects) their development depends on the time and interest of the developers. This is particularly a problem with F/OSS projects because they don't typically 'pay the rent' ;o.